Resonance 101
This course explains what resonance is and how it is used in singing and speaking. Resonance exercises are included.
These classes cover the physiology of resonance, how harmonics work within the voice to amplify and enhance our sound along resonance exercises.
Lea Baker (she/her) is a vocal pedagogue, Certified Master Director, and NIDA Master of Fine Arts (Voice) graduate with over 20 years of international coaching experience.
Lea specializes in helping singers, speakers, and choir leaders unlock effortless vocal freedom, power, and efficiency. Her approach bridges the gap between vocal science and body-based, instinctive technique - removing tension and confusion to deliver clear, repeatable vocal growth.
As founder and Music/Artistic Director of the multi-award-winning Endeavour Harmony Chorus (7-time Australian Champions and Top-10 International Finalists), Lea has proven her methods on the world stage. Whether training individual vocalists or equipping ensemble directors, she builds practical, evidence-based online programs designed to transform singers and ensemble sound.
Lea serves on the SingUnited International Education Faculty, is an active member of NATS, ANATS, ASME, and NAfME. Lea sings with TrebleMakers quartet, and volunteers with Greyhound Rescue NSW.
Resonance Part 1
Resonance Part 2 - Overtones
Resonance Instruction
Example of back space dominant sound
Example of front space dominant singing
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